Power and Change

Three credits · Undergraduate

Power and change can be volatile processes. This course allows students to understand and analyze them from an anthropological point of view. Topics may include the tension between Indigenous collective rights and individual human rights; the tortuous local politics of constructing identity; identity and the life course; the cultural causes and consequences of terror and war; the politics of food and cuisine. Prerequisites: 12 credits ANTH or permission of instructor. Three credits.